Sentence examples for maybe desirable from inspiring English sources
Thus, it appears that an exploration across taxonomically diverse assemblages and over large areas and different biomes maybe desirable to compare the performance of geographical vs. phylogenetic sampling of a lineage.
Stocks that are fished below the biomass that produces maximum sustainable yield (BMSY) are less productive and it maybe desirable from both economic and ecological perspectives to rebuild the stock to a historic, more abundant state.
You might think that the tax code is just a way to raise money and maybe encourage desirable behavior like buying houses or quitting smoking.
More broadly, I think that the kind of coöperation you can sustain inside an organization is impossible — and maybe not even desirable — at an economy-wide level.
May can do this because wearing interesting clothes is at last a legitimate – maybe even a desirable – attribute for women in power, and she can take some of the credit for that.
Cohen (1994) highlights that in-equities in participation based on gender, race, and ethnicity within cooperative groups should be a source of serious concern for those who recommend cooperative learning for heterogeneous settings and the effects of cooperation maybe far less desirable.
It's also reflective of Mr. Niemann's desire to be something more than eclectic and approachable — those things are desirable but maybe not sustainable.
Directed by Christopher Alden, Partenope is the most desirable musical (maybe game) ticket of the season.
Seeing Stephen's pasty ass, while maybe not all that desirable, is hardly an infringement on one's personal liberty.
Seeing Stephen's pasty arse, while maybe not all that desirable, is hardly an infringement on one's personal liberty.
